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POLITICAL NOTES AND

COMMENTS.
Among the Democratic nominations for
House of Delegates made last week were,
Capt. J. FL. HI. Figgatt for Botetourt,
Capt. Rob't FL. Tyler for Prince William,
Fred H. Holiday for Louisa, Col. J.
Hampton Hoge for Montgomery, H. r.
Pollard for King & Queen and S. s. Will
kins for foater for AccOmac and North
amptou.
In Amherst, W. 6. Loving has come
out against Robert A. Coghill for the
House. Both are Democrats.
1t is said that there are 400 knights Of
Labor votes in Wythe county.
Gen. b. F. Buffers latest freak is a
speech last week at the Butler Club dinner
in Boston commemorative the victory of
Hatteras, in which he said "As soon as we
have the men who fought for the Union pen
stoned then the surplus money of the Uni
ted States should be used for the purpose of
administering to the wants of the Confed-
crate soldiers of the South" No old Con-
federate. however, need cock up his ears
at this, as they will likely all be dead BE-
fore "those who fought for the Uaionn
will get to the end of their own demands
on the National treasury.
The Rockingham Republicans hold a
convention on September 18th to nominate
Senator and two delegates.
When Virginia Democrat or Republi-
can opposes the abolition Of the Internal
Revenue system as demanded by the Roa-
noke platform he simply insists that Vir-
gin1a shall continue to pay to the Federal
treasury an annual tax Of $2.923, $780,
There are the plain figures. official in white
and black How many Virginians want
to continue paying it?
The Fredericksburg ''Free Lance" says
that James N. Stubs, a Democrat, who
the Republicans of Gloucester last spring
elected Commissioner of the Revenue, is
this fall candidate for the Legislature
under the Republican flag.
James Pollard, native of King & Queen
county, Va, and brother of Hon. H. R.
Pollard, is the Prohibition candidate for
Attorney-General in Maryland.
Hon. Frank Hurd, the Democratic Ohio
free trader, says that in view of the divis-
ion of sentiment among his constituents
he will not be candidate for Congress
again. He was defeated in SO.
Gov. Bartlett, the Democratic Governor
of California. is dying of paralysis. It.
Gov. Waterman, a Republican, will sue
coed him.
The statement made by Senator Riddle
berger in his paper, the "Shenandoah
Herald" that the only representatives
from the great Valley of Virginia, at SEN
ator Mahone's caucus we're Ex-Collector
of the Revenue W. E. Craig and Ex-State
Auditor S. Brown Allen has not so far re-
ceieyed any public contradiction. The
Senator adds that even those two were in
vited, and not sent by the people.
The Democratic Secretary of the Interior
has just made decision which takes away
about 80, 600, 900 of acres of public lands
from the railroad companies forfeited by
their Noncompliance with the law and
restores it to settlement by the people. A
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FTaday Sepsenaber 18Th. 1887.

A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF PERSONAL
n PROPERTY.-eS administrator of the eS-
tate of George W SwOope, decd, I will sell at his
late residence, seven miles from Stanton and two
miles from Swoope's Depot on
Wednesday, September 18th, 1887.
(se without reserve) all of his personal property
consisting in part of the following. viz:
One kind and gentle saddle and harness Gelding
years old; fine mare mules, 16 hands high
heavy draft colt. years old; good mich cows
yearling bull, (Shorthorn); 16 extra two-year-old
steers; yearing steers of his own raising; good
yearling heifers.
A LOT OF FAT YOUNG CATTLE
suitable for butchers shippers; several calves
Is well bred hogs, different ages. One 4,horse
wagon, two 2 horse wagons, one spring wagon, one
blackboard (velvet Seat) one buggy, two sets of 4
horse harness, two sets double harness, one set
double buggy harness, two sets single buggy har
ness, four riding saddles.
One Champion self-binder Tin good condition), two
move rs Zone new, one new hay rake, one new
Acme harrow. one McSherry wheat drill in good
order. one new wheat fan. one log wagon, Sleigh
Oliver chilled plOwS, and in fact all the implements
found On well conducted farm Also. part OF
the household effects.
TERMS:-$20 and under, cash; all oyer that
amount negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed at
80 days.
sTL Lunch will be provided for all who attend
the sale.
S.. VAN METER,
E. NJ. CUSHING Son, Auctioneers. Admir-
Sep-2-2t
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Commercial.

STAUNToN, Sep s, 1887
Fiour-Extra, s3.65@$ ;superhne $3.2o@s
Family $3.S5a$; Wheat, 75a-; Corn, so; Oats
26a28; Rye, 4Sa50; Bacon, 1oa12: Tea Black60@75;
Tea Green, 50@$L0O; Flax seed, 75@-; Plaster
Ground 800 per ton; Lard, 1850; Butteri15@1S:
Eggs, l4@15; Corn mea.. 50@s55 Salt. s1.50; Bacon
1Oal2: Sugar 6@9c Molassss 40 075c; Potatoes, 40
$50. Timothy seed, $2.l5as225 Wool (washed) 300
32c Wool(unwashed)2 7@2Se ;CloverSeeds3 O0@3 .50
Baled 81 ~ s7.OO@$9O 90 Timothy, s9.0O@$1O5a; Clio
yer, Sc. OOQsS.OO; Rye $1,000. Sweet Potatoes, SOC
Leather, sole, 20a25; Harness leather, 3Oa33 ;
Upper leather. 45a55; Seed Potatoes, $075asl. 90
We continue last week 'siquotations
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THE FALL TRADEIN STA UNTO N.

We doubt If any of the present genera
tion has seen so much activity, prepara-
gion, and renovation in Staunton business
circles as has been witnessed this fall.
New firms, old firms changed, established
houses moving to larger quarters, reno
deling of old building, and occupation of
new buildings have been the order of the
day for many weeks past. Aud we ques-
ton if our merchants ever closed out
their summer stock so closely, or laid in as
large a fall stock as they have this year.
The hotels of the town are alive with
visitors and travellers. In every depart
ment of business activity there seems to
be new impulse, and the many faces of
strangers on the streets show that the
impulse is not simply quickening of the
PAGES around a circle by our own people.
The country buyers whose market this is
will find more lively city and larger
stock of goods this month than they ever
found before.
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The City Council proceedings this week
are unusually interesting
street railways. new schools, tlcklish
church question, salaries, a summons to
the police to come up and be lectured,
commercial electric lights, the salary of the
Commemorative Attorney in fact
greater and more popular variety than we
have zen for long time.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AS executor of the will OF Robt G. Bickle. decd.
will, in front of the courthouse in the city OF
Stanton on
Tuesday, the 18th day of Sept. meat, 1887,
sell at public auction, the follow ing real estate in
the city of Staunton
lst That large lot with extensive buildings there
on known as Observation-Disclosures occupied by
Mrs. McGuffin as Boarding house. This lot fronts
on Market street about 135 feet and runs back
about $50 feet is in Of the very best neighbor
hoods in the city it is very handsome and yalua
Bile property for several purpOSeS-viz as a resi-
dence, as seat for a high boarding school. or as
boarding hcmS6 hotel, as it is of easy approach
from the depOts and the business part of the CITY,
and is at the same time free from the dust and
clatter of said depots. For high-grade boarding
house OF hotel it is the best location in the city.
End. That certaiu double brick tenement house
and lot on the West side of North Augusta street,
designated by No. 220 and 222. This lot fronts on
Augusta street about so feet and runs back about
1856 feet. This house has stories, counting the
basement, and is substantial building.
TERMs:-One-third of the purchase price cash,
and the residue in one, two and three years of
equal instaliments, with interest from day Of SALE
the purchaser to give bonds, with approved per-
sonal security, and the title retained as ultimate
security. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
VIM. T. RUSH, Executor,
E. M. Gushing & Son, Auctioneers.
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this section, but we have many tobacco
sellers, and we refer them to the advertise
ment of the Richmond "Whig" in another
column. They will find in the Wing"
tobacco news and anything else in the way
of news that is found in a journal of high
rank.
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TAKE NOTICE.
r AND FOR SALE OR RENT.

I have a number of excellent farms in this
vicinity which l wish to rent for OF more
years Ali of it is good land good as any in the
State. Some of it is the best James River low
grounds. I will rent for either crop or money
rent
All of the farms have good buildings orchards,
fences grass, &C., and range in size from 100 to 500
acres.
also own several farms which wish to sell, and
will sell to responsible p2-.es On long time-say,
ten years. if desired VIII sell in tracts OF from rs
acres to 1000 acres.
For further information, apply at once to
F. G. MOON.
Att orney-at-Iaw,
augl9-4t Scottsville, V
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A NICE FARM FOR SALE-I offer for sale
n privately my farm on the Middlebrook road,
miles from Stanton, containing abou $50 acres,
of which % acres are wood land and
the balance in good state CT cult a nd -
yatisn 1t has on it handsome EialassA=szR
style, in good repair, with ample 1aY=I.E.saa
grounds, fine shade trees, shrubbery, sc. There
are the usual outbuildings, including barn. stable
spring house, &c. There is fine spring of never
falling water almost at the door, good orchard of
select fruit and two fine gardens The near prox-
kets (at Staunton) with its other advantages make
it unusually desirable place of residence and it
is seldom that such one is put on the market. I'll
tie perfect. For further particulars, terms. &c,
apply the premises, or to j N. Ryan Cat Circuit
Clerks Ofice), or to Hudson ~ Patrick.
aug5 If MRS. j. N RYAN.
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WE are authorized to announce A. B. Lghtne
as a candidate for election to the House of Dele
gates. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Primary. "usNo vi oo'l
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Wa are authorized to announce Col John Fl.
ornw ford az candidate for che House of Dele.
gates. subject to a Democratic Primary or Conven
ton. .
aug 12-til oct1
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T ewiston Home School for Girls.
LYNNWOoD P. o. ROCKINGHAM CO., VA.
MISS ELEANOR G. WHEAT. PRINCIPAL.

This school will open its second session SEPT.
14th 1887. The curriculum embraces everything
taught in firstcl schools. Special attention is
paid to instrumental music.
Miss Wheat is assisted by her father, Rev. j. G.
Wheat, D D., formerly of the Episcopal Female
Institute, Winchester, Va.
TERMS exceedingly moderate, for circulars ap-
ply TO the Principal.
July 1-3mx
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A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.

~
Located in the Shenandoah Valley 1900 feet
above sea-leve; nine miles north of Staunt0n, and
Il mile from Fit. Defiance Station on the " X. r.
In the country amid healthful and refined sur
lions of town or village. Prepares for business
the Universities. FULL CORPS OF EXPERIENCED
INsTRUcToRs., Military Tactics, feature OF the
Specially recommended by the University of Va.
and Washington u Lee University.
For particulars as to the methods, &C., app " for
catalogue to CHAS. S. ROLLER, Pin,
Ft. Defiance Augusta county, Va.
July Ito sep Is
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WE are authorized to announce Edward Echo
40 a candidate for election to the House of Dele
Gates subject to the decision of the Democratic
6 Sriwary aug26 til oct
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FALL GOODS.

You will see by the above fig
ures that this House has been in
existence for the past twenty-five
years. | most respectfully ask
any sensible person if we did not
sell goods very low, and give all
that deal with us satisfaction,
could we have existed that long?
These things speak for them
selves, more than putting and
blowing through the newspaper
medium. The old saying is, eff
you want COOP GooDs at Low
FIGURES, go to GLADKE'S." So
we cordially invite you to come
and buy Of US, and we know that
we can now, or at any time, save
you at least Is cents on the dol
lar, by making your purchases
at
CHAS A, GIADKE'S
GRAND DOUBLE STORE"
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FVNHE undersigned will devote the whole, or part
L of his time, TO copying or writing accounts
Terms moderate. AS. BERKELEY,
sep9-lt* Staunton Va
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Notice to Teachers.-The second and last ex-
IN animation of teachers who propose to teach
in Augusta county. will be held in Staunton, on
Saturday, September 10th. All who have not been
examined are required to be present at that time
as I'll ERE WILL BE NO PRIVATE EXAMINATIONS.
q. T. JORDAN,
aug26 st Supt Schools Augusta county.
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Mem advertisements.

VIII. WELLER IS NOW IN NEW YORK MAKINa
u,s E.11. pURoHAsEs. WILL DISPLAY IN FEW
n.ys FULL AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF THE
LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS TRIM
MTNGs, BUTTONS, &C.. &c. WAIT AND EXAMINE
ma CROCK EEFoRE PURCHASING. sep9 It
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DUBLC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONA

DUBLJC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
Il PROPERTY.-B virtue OF deed of trust
executed by Mary A. Conner, and at the request of
the beneficiary secured therein, and as Administra-
tor of Mary Adeline Coyner. decd, we will sell at
public auction on the premises, near FiSherSville
in the County of Augusta, on
Friday. September 18th. 1887,
the following valuable personal property, to wit :
Five work horses; two 2-year old colts; two
Spring colts; II hogs; u shoats; q pigs; mich
cows and calves; four 2 year old heifers l bull !;
three year-old steers; yearling steers; % fine
sheep; 2 tons of hay; 500 bushels Of wheat; 10
bushels OF clover seed; bushels of Timothy seed ;
wheat drill; mower: horse rake: 2 Oliver
chilled p!ows; one 4-horse wagon; harness !;
household and kitchen furniture, AMI many other
farming utensils
ONE LARGE KILN OF BRICK;
A growing crop OF corn; a growing crop of apples ;
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS:-Cash for sums under $40: over that
months time with note satisfactorily endorsed.
9. B. CtflNER.
Admir- OF Mary A. Coyner decd,
". A. HUDSON, Trustee.
Sale commences at 1880 A NJ.
Sep2-2t
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WANTED. A situation as teacher in school,
w or private family, by young lady of five
years experience: Teachers Latin, French, Arlth-
metic and English branches. Salary moderate.
Letters of enquiry to the INDICATOR OFFICE will
be promptly forwarded to the proper person.
july tt
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A CARD.

TO the Voters of augusta County:
In reply to numerous inquiries made OF me as to
whether will support the resolutions adopted at
the 1ate Farmers Getting, desire to say that. il
e1ected to the Legislature. they shall have my
earnest support, and will endeavor to have such
The farmers of Augusta county as expressed by
them in the resolutions referred to-
Respectfully, EDWARD ECHOLS.
August 81, lSS7-till Oct.
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700 pENT-Oyer the Augusta National Bank
several nice rooms suitable for offices
Apply to- Aow = Asns'
augl9,3t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Messrs. James G. Patterson, James W. Wallace,
David Kunke. Robt w. Moffett Geo. M.
Cochran, Jr., j. W. Todd. G. B. Conner. and
others:
GENTLEMEN-In response to your call through
Sensible of the confidence YOU express, and heliev
ing that it is matter neither to be lightly accept
candidate for the House of Delegates, subject to
the Democratic Primary soon to be held.
Very Respectfully, -
August 30th, 1887.
sep9
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CTAUNToN PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR
y GIRLS AND BOYS.-ThiS School will be
opened SEPT. 5th 1887 by Miss Nina B. Cotton.
Terms So 90 per month. Languages and Music
extra. apply to or address,
203 KALORAMA ST.
jy2S-2m Stanton, Va.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

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LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The Forty Ninth Session of this well known State
Institution Will open on the STH OF SEPTEMBER
proximo. 1t provides system OF thorough military
training, distinctive academic course of instruc-
ton and technical instruction in the several bran
ehes of applied science, which enables graduate
in the Academic School to attain to professional
degree as Bachelor of Science or Civil engineer.
These advantages are secured on terms not ex-
ceedng 1886 per month, including clothing. in adj
catalogue apply to
GEN. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
July Is t sep 8 Superintendent.
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WANTED TO RENT A comfortable dwelling
w for small family. located convenient tC
the business part Of the city: Apply to
sep9 1t CLEMMER & ANDREWS.
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Published every Friday. Price So per year s1,OO
or six months, and so cents for months-invaria-
bly, in advance.
Transient advertisements 10 cents per line each
Insertion; monthly cents per line per month.
Contracts for longer terms made at the counter.
Local circulation in Augusta, Rockbridge, Rock
ngham, Allegheny, Highland and Bath counties.
Gives general and local news: stories and mis-
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IHARM FOR RENT.-A Fine Farm of 400 acres
L with much old sod, near GREENWOOD, AL
bemarle county. for rent for 1885. Apply to
DIR. JNO. R. BAYLOR.
sep92t Alton. Nelson Co., Va.
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Ssonebraker's Blood and Liver
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Indorse St0nebraker's Chicken
Powders.

The only powder for the production of eggs, the
prevention and cure of diseases in Chickens,
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family. Nothing so healthful tor young chicks
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package.
II you wish your horses. cattle, and sheep to
thrive and your farm to prosper, don't neglect to
keep good supply of
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

HO-PARTNERSHIP.
~ StGu7,to1a, "a, Sept. l, 'S7.
The firm of Gooch. AOge 4 Co. expires this day
by limitation. We cordially thank our patrons for
the generous support they have given US in the past
nVe years. Cur books, accounts, etc will remain
IN the lands OF our successors HOge & Huchin-
son, for sufficient time to permit all accounts not
due to mature, and afford all who are indebted to
US, and who are disposed to settle, ample time to
do SO, at which time all accounts unpaid will be
placed in the hands of an officer for immediate
collection. Either member of the firm will sign In
liquidation. G. G. GOOCH,
CHAS. e. HOGE,
H.HUTCHINSON.
We have this day formed co-partnership under
the name and style of Hoge & Hutchinson to con-
tiEue the Wholesale Grocery business at the old
stand of GOOch, HOge Co.. 130 S Augusta street
We respectfully solicit the patronage of the friends
OF the old firm. and that of the Retail Merchants of
in our power consistent with business principles to
deserve the same. We will keep full line of Fan
cY and Staple Groceries, GrOcers' Sundries, TObac-
co. Cigars, cigarettes and Snuff, which we will sell
as low as possible CHAS. E. HOGE,
HENRY HUTCHINSON.
Stdat7aton, Vd., Sept. /, 1887.
Referring to the above, 1t will be seen that
have retired from the mercantile business. In do
Ing so wish First, to assure my friends that the
support they have extended to me in the past is
fully appreciated Secondly, I most cordially com
mend Messrs. Hoge & Hutchinson to you. having
known them both for many years. am sure you
will find them worthy of your confidence and pat
ronage, both Of which hope you will give them.
Respectfully. G. G. GOOCH.
Sep9 At
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STON Il IL R A EA R'S HORSE
AND CATTLE POWDERS

on hand. Don't be deceived; some people think
one powder just as good another. That's lust
where they make mistake. Stonebraker'S Horse
and Cattle Powders are the first and original and
used by those who appreciate the best, at 25c.
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IL DADO Shades for so cts, some
~ thing new, just received, at
HEWITT & BRANDEBURG,
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INTER- STING PIECE OF ANA
TEUR DETECTIVE YORK BY
4 STA UNTONIAN.

MIR. s. NJ, WILKES CATCHES CHARLTS
CLINEDINsT- COMMONWEALTH'S At
ToRNEY BRAXTON APPLIES FOR Elk
TRADITION-cLINED REFUSE TO
COME WITHOUT BEING EXTRADITED.
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7 AND SALE.-Under decree of Circuit Court of
~ Augusta. entered May 20, 1886, in suit of
The Second National Bank of Parkers Burg VS..
Rippetoe & ais, original and amended bills, we
will offer for sale at public auction. on
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aAgalnut, Ebony. Oak. Cherry, and Brass
w COrnice Poles very low.
HEWITT & BRANDEBURG.